A collection of 12 carefully crafted worksheets, activities and documents to help support your learners as they study the film ‘El Laberinto del Fauno’ (Pan’s Labyrinth). This bundle includes: An introduction task First impressions – Speaking guidance Context – Quiz about life under Franco Cinema techniques – The camera 3 x match up activities (general, sound effects, and symbolism) 2 x essay exemplars (including one with gap fill translation activity) 2 x quotes worksheet (differentiated so you can choose whether your students fill in the explanations of the impact of these quotes and what they represent, or whether explanations are already provided) A spot and correct the error task

A PowerPoint to help your students identify in which contexts to use ‘para’ and in which contexts to use ‘por’.

A fun little quiz about languages in the world today.

A quick worksheet for your students to do after their first watching of Pans Labyrinth

A beautifully presented PowerPoint to introduce giving ages in Spanish and consolidation activities.

A PowerPoint to help recap / introduce the subjunctives in Spanish to higher tier GCSE students or students embarking on their A levels.

A PowerPoint designed to help your students understand the two key functions of the verb ‘haber’ and to remember key impressive structures with this verb.

A PowerPoint to guide your students through the uses and the conjugation of the imperative in Spanish (and when to use the subjunctive for commands instead).

An example essay considering whether Pans Labyrinth could be considered a ‘fairytale for adults’.

A worksheet to help your students identify the changing family structures and values in Spanish society.

A semi-constructed essay with gaps for your students to complete, helping guide your students to completing a well-structured essay whilst also getting them to think about their language.

A worksheet to help your students build sentences to explain the symbolism of certain items within the film.

A worksheet for your students to help them explain the relevance and impacts of key quotes in the film.

An example text that can be used for reading practice, as consolidation for if clauses and conditionals, and as a basis for encouraging your students to create their own written piece about their ideal school.

A full-lesson PowerPoint to follow on from teaching the conditional tense that introduces key ‘if clause’ phrases in Spanish and encourages your students to adapt and use these phrases in different contexts.

A fun little quiz about Spanish idioms for your more advanced learners.

A quiz to help your learners distinguish between cognates and false friends.

A great resource to help lay the grammatical foundations with your students. Firstly, the lesson works with students identifying verbs in the key past, present, and future tenses in English, and then moves on to develop their conjugation and use in Spanish. There is also a quick recap of possessive adjectives to aid students with one of the activities. Ideal for KS4 students looking to improve and consolidate their grammar quickly, and for teachers to quickly identify any gaps in knowledge. The PowerPoint is fully animated to help break down information into manageable chunks and is filled with explanations and practice questions, and has enough content to use over several lessons.

A PowerPoint to help your students discuss the techniques used in Pans Labyrinth and the effect they create on the audience.

A catchy familiar melody that will help your learners remember the key question about what they like to do in their free time, and some example activities.